New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23
QUEEN KAPIOLANI GOES TO CHURCH.
ATTENDING SERVICE AT TRINITY AND ST. THOMAss
-ro-DAY's PROGRAMME.

ATTENDING SERVICE AT TRINITY AND ST. TH0MAs's
-To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
Queen Kapioani is devoted member OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church. The first Sunday that she spent in
this city she was tired to TO church. but yesterday
her Majesty made reparaon for her omission by attend
ing services twice In the morning she went to Trinity
Church and in the afternoon she ATTENDED services at ST.
Thomass Among those who accompanied her Majesty
to st. Thomass the Hawaiian Minister at Washing
ton Mr.. Carter and his wife,
long pro 9ramme has been laid out for to-day. AT 10
a. m the royal party will start trip around the city
on the Manhattan Elevated Railroad at the invitation OK
the officials of the road Colonel Boyd the queens sec
rotary said night that the party would be In charge
Of W. v. Armstrong, who is an exAttorneyGeneral OK
the Sandwich Islands In the evening the royal party
will attend performance OF "Gasparone at the Stand
ard Theatre Tomorrow the royal party will visit the
Brooklyn Navy Yard
The accident TO the Celtic Will not delay the royal
partys departure The Queen had engaged passage on
the Celtic for Wednesday and she Will probably sail on
chose the Celtic from feeling Of sentiment, her royal
spouse King Kalakaa having crossed on that steamer
story was published yesterday that somewhat inter
ested and amused the royaparty II was said that her
Majesty had received mail from the sandwich Islands
which contained information OF starting nature Inc
Queen was represented shedding copous tears and
feeling extremely lowsptted over the news she had re-
ceyed IL that the Queen had been Informed
that Chinese the Japanese and the Portuguese IN ha
Sandwich Islands in state OF rebellion and that
| a price had been set King Kalakaua's head; The
Chinese 10000 in number were said TO nave reVOted on
account the Chinese RESTRICTION act ana OpluIn
prohibition law The Portuguese also 5000 in number,
and the japanese also had their peculiar grievances
Resdes all ibis trouble il said that the English ee
men and part OF the American colony in state OF
upheava and that dangerous undercurfent OF rebel
! lion was gaining ground
| The story ended by saying that General Dominis,
who Is Commanderin Chief OF the Hawaiian army, some
400 strong was all alarmed for the safety OF his
men, as he native Of this state and therefore knew
how TO take things cooly But the Queen was much dis
| tressed +,
Colonel Boyd said that in his opinion the story was In
| spired by wealthy capitalist who had lent the
| otto Gov A
terest was paid for the money and now that the n-
debtedness had been paid of and the Government was
going obtain loan or 81 QOO,OOO from Eng
| land this capitalist making trouble.
The Queen" said Colonel Boyd,- has not received any
mail from the Sandwich Islands since she has been here
Before leaving she gave orders that all mail should
| be sent TO England"
| A. Hoffrung Hawaiian Charge d Affaires at London
arrived in this country Saturday and is now staying
AT the Victoria His visit has connection with that VI
I the Queen.